U.S. President Joe Biden’s re-election campaign will use next week’s Republican debate in the battleground state of Wisconsin to engage thousands of social media volunteers and launch their first advertising campaign aimed at Black and Latino voters, according to a Democratic official.

  • Zorque@kbin.social
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    1 year ago

    One is making likely voters less capable of voting, the other is making unlikely voters less likely to participate.

    They’re both bad, but one is done with malice and the other is just done out of complete lack of empathy for the feelings of your compatriots.

    At no point in the comment you replied to said they didn’t want to vote, just that the system as it is makes voting feel like a losing battle either way. Even if one way is technically better. You decided that someone complaining about the situation was simply refusing to participate in it. I’d say that would constitute bashing, as it’s construing an opinion as an action you don’t like.

    Maybe try empathizing with their situation, and offering sympathy, rather than chastising them for feeling bad about an already awful situation.

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      1 year ago

      I think there is maybe a misunderstanding of what was meant by “disenfranchisement”.